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Programme CMY17 TORONTO November 15-17, 2017 1 Thanks to the 2017 children, Youth & Media Conference Sponsors MAIN SPONSORS PRESTIGE SPONSORS EXCELLENCE SPONSORS 2 CONSEIL D’ADMINISTRATION Président Trésorier J.J. Johnson / Sinking Ship Entertainment Vince Commisso / 9 Story Entertainment Vice-présidente Secrétaire Michèle Fortin / Télé-Québec Michele Paris / Knowledge and BBC kids Administrateurs Guillaume Aniorté / Tribal Nova Madeleine Lévesque / Sardine Productions Carole Bonneau / TELETOON Canada Ira Levy / Breakthrough Entertainment Michael Goldsmith / Astral Televison Networks Alexandra Raffé / Thunderbirdfilms Jocelyn Hamilton / Corus Entertainment Kim Wilson / CBC Television ÉQUIPE DE L’AMJ Chantal Bowen Lyne Côté ÉQUIPE GALA Special Thanks Les Denis Drolet / animateurs Tom Elliot Girard / présentateur de prix Marc Coiteux / réalisateur Charlotte Laprise / présentatriceYOUTH de prix MEDIA ALLIANCE WOULD LIKE Marie McCann / CBC Jean-Claude Marsan / musicien Maxime Brunet-Gougeon / TO WARMLY THANK ITS 2017 CHILDREN, YOUTH & Marney Malabar / TVO RobinCONSEIL Phinizy /D’ADMINISTRATION photographe présentateur de prix Véronique Turgeon / bénévole Celina Noguera / présentatriceMEDIA de prix CONFERENCE ADVISORY COMMITTEE: Mary Bredin / Guru Studio Président Trésorier Marilou Turgeon / bénévole Adam Rancourt / présentateurBrandon de prix Lane / Corus Entertainment Michelle Melanson Cuperus / Radical Sheep Louis-DanielJ.J. Johnson Joly / Sinkingde Baratanga Ship Entertainment JessicaVince Ficorilli Commisso / présentatrice / 9 Story Entertainment de prix & lesVice-présidente élèves de l’École Buissonnière Secrétaire Carole Nkoa / Groupe Média TFO Natalie Dumoulin / 9 Story Media Group Michèle Fortin / Télé-Québec Michele Paris / Knowledge Christinand BBC kids Simms / Sinking Ship Entertainment Robert Pincombe / author 2 Administrateurs Jamie Piekarz / JamPie Media Steve Westren / author Guillaume Aniorté / Tribal Nova Madeleine Lévesque / Sardine Productions Carole Bonneau / TELETOON Canada Ira Levy / Breakthrough EntertainmentJessica McLaughlin / TVO Suzanne Wilson / Lambur Productions Michael Goldsmith / Astral Televison Networks Alexandra Raffé / Thunderbirdfilms Jocelyn Hamilton / Corus Entertainment Kim Wilson / CBC TelevisionJohn Rooney / consultant Katarzyna Kochany / director AND THE VOLUNTEERS: Leah Wolfson / Corus Entertainment Ariel Cid, Tim Feller, Jose Fernandez, Natalia Grayfer, Carolyne Hess, Elizabeth Ladouceur, Kathryn Laskaris, ÉQUIPE DE L’AMJ Narmeen Lakhani, Julia Mesquita, Stephen Shapcott, Chantal Bowen Rebecca Zala. Lyne Côté Table of Contents CONSEILÉQUIPE GALA D’ADMINISTRATION Word from Co-Chair 4 PrésidentLes Denis Drolet / animateurs TrésorierTom Elliot Girard / présentateur de prix J.J.Marc Johnson Coiteux / Sinking / réalisateur Ship Entertainment VinceCharlotte Commisso Laprise / 9/ présentatriceStory EntertainmentWord de prixfrom Executive Director 5 Jean-Claude Marsan / musicien Maxime Brunet-Gougeon / Vice-présidente Secrétaire Robin Phinizy / photographe présentateur de prix Word from Host 6 Michèle Fortin / Télé-Québec Michele Paris / Knowledge and BBC kids Véronique Turgeon / bénévole Celina Noguera / présentatriceSchedule de prix and Venue 7 AdministrateursMarilou Turgeon / bénévole Adam Rancourt / présentateur de prix GuillaumeLouis-Daniel Aniorté Joly de/ Tribal Baratanga Nova MadeleineJessica Ficorilli Lévesque / présentatrice / SardineGeneral Productionsde prix Conference 8 Carole& les élèves Bonneau de /l’École TELETOON Buissonnière Canada Ira Levy / Breakthrough EntertainmentWorkshop with Relish Interactive 12 Michael Goldsmith / Astral Televison Networks Alexandra Raffé / Thunderbirdfilms Jocelyn Hamilton / Corus Entertainment Kim Wilson / CBC Television YouTube Family Content Workshop 12 2 Speakers’ Biographies 13 ÉQUIPE DE L’AMJ CONSEIL D’ADMINISTRATION Chantal Bowen Lyne Côté Président Trésorier J.J. Johnson / Sinking Ship Entertainment Vince Commisso / 9 Story Entertainment CONSEIL D’ADMINISTRATION Board of Directors ÉQUIPE GALA Vice-présidente Secrétaire Président Trésorier CO-CHAIRS DIRECTORS J.J.Les DenisJohnson Drolet / Sinking / animateurs Ship Entertainment TomVince Elliot Commisso Girard // 9présentateur Story Entertainment de prix Michèle Fortin / Télé-Québec Michele Paris / Knowledge and BBC kids Marc Coiteux / réalisateur Charlotte Laprise / présentatrice de prix Vice-présidente Secrétaire Judith Beauregard / Tobo (interim) Frank Falcone / Guru Studio Jean-Claude Marsan / musicien Maxime Brunet-Gougeon / Michèle Fortin / Télé-Québec Michele Paris / Knowledge and BBC kids Administrateurs Robin Phinizy / photographe présentateur de prix J.J. Johnson / Sinking Ship Entertainment Athena Georgaklis / Nelvana AdministrateursVéronique Turgeon / bénévole Celina Noguera / présentatrice de prix Guillaume Aniorté / Tribal Nova Laurent Guérin / GroupeMadeleine Média TFOLévesque / Sardine Productions GuillaumeMarilou Turgeon Aniorté / bénévole/ Tribal Nova AdamMadeleine Rancourt Lévesque / présentateur / Sardine deProductions prix CaroleLouis-Daniel Bonneau Joly / deTELETOON Baratanga Canada JessicaIra Levy Ficorilli / Breakthrough / présentatrice EntertainmentSECRETARY de prix Carole Bonneau / TELETOON CanadaSarah Haasz / DHX TelevisionIra Levy / Breakthrough Entertainment Michael& les élèves Goldsmith de l’École / Astral Buissonnière Televison Networks Alexandra Raffé / ThunderbirdfilmsMichele Paris / Knowledge and BBC Kids Madeleine Lévesque Jocelyn Hamilton / Corus Entertainment Kim Wilson / CBC Television Michael Goldsmith / Astral Televison Networks Alexandra Raffé / Thunderbirdfilms Ira Levy / Breakthrough Entertainment TREASURER Jocelyn Hamilton / Corus Entertainment Kim Wilson / CBC Television 2 Marie McCann / Kids' CBC Vince Commisso / 9 Story Media Group Peter Moss / PDM Entertainment ÉQUIPE DE L’AMJ Alexandra Raffé / Thunderbird Entertainment Chantal Bowen Lyne Côté ÉQUIPE DE L’AMJ ÉQUIPE GALA YMA Office TeamChantal Bowen Les Denis Drolet / animateurs Tom Elliot Girard / présentateurChantal de prix Bowen / ExecutiveLyne Côté Director Marc Coiteux / réalisateur Charlotte Laprise / présentatriceLyne de prixCôté and Geneviève Brault / Special Events and Communications Jean-Claude Marsan / musicien Maxime Brunet-Gougeon / Robin Phinizy / photographe présentateur de prix Cabana Séguin / Graphic Design Véronique Turgeon / bénévole Celina Noguera / présentatricePatricia de prix Rioux / Graphic Artist Marilou Turgeon / bénévole Adam Rancourt / présentateur de prix 3 Louis-Daniel Joly de Baratanga Jessica Ficorilli / présentatrice de prix & les élèves de l’École Buissonnière ÉQUIPE GALA 2 Les Denis Drolet / animateurs Tom Elliot Girard / présentateur de prix Marc Coiteux / réalisateur Charlotte Laprise / présentatrice de prix Jean-Claude Marsan / musicien Maxime Brunet-Gougeon / Robin Phinizy / photographe présentateur de prix Véronique Turgeon / bénévole Celina Noguera / présentatrice de prix Marilou Turgeon / bénévole Adam Rancourt / présentateur de prix Louis-Daniel Joly de Baratanga Jessica Ficorilli / présentatrice de prix & les élèves de l’École Buissonnière 2 Word from Co-Chair I recently had a beer with Daniel Cook. Yes, the Daniel Cook, the wunder- kind personality from our fi rst series “This is Daniel Cook.” He’s 20 now (ouch) and studying law with an eye to one day running for Prime Minister (he’ll win). He looks the exact same, just stretched out, and he’s as fascinat- ing and brilliant as ever. We’ve stayed in touch over the years, but I’d never had the chance to really sit down and talk with him about his television experience with us. The thing that struck me most was how much he remembers enjoying the act of mak- ing the show: learning about the camera and audio equipment, coming up with episode ideas, and playing around with the crew. It was such a visceral reminder to me that what we make is just as important as how we make it. So I invite everyone here to steal a moment today, catch your breath and re-examine how you contribute to the process. Take a honest look at how you treat people and how you’ve been treated and adjust accordingly. Know that the YMA is here to celebrate the good but also here to support you in calling out the bad. And please, never forget that everything you help make brightens a kid’s day. Thank you so much for joining us, I hope you have an incredible conference fi lled with inspiration, commiseration, and excitement for a brighter future ahead. J.J. JOHNSON Co-Chair, Youth Media Alliance 4 Word from Co-Chair Word from Executive Director Welcome to our 2017 edition! YMA is pleased to welcome you at Corus Quay this year: a stunning location right on Lake Ontario for the Children, Youth & Media Conference! Thank you, Corus, for this wonderful opportunity. During panels and presentations, participants will explore ways to improve content with a view to better meeting young people’s needs and expectations. To keep you on the leading edge of our ever-shifting industry, we’re presenting a number of speakers who are sure to exceed your expectations. We aim to ensure relevant, ground-breaking content at these annual gatherings. We guarantee your day will be fast-paced and stimulating, with an international fl avour. The conference will be followed by two workshops. First, on November 16, we will have the pleasure of introducing to you the winner of the 2017 YMA Award of Excellence, Best Original Interactive Content & Grand Prize for Best Production, All Categories: The Incredible Tales of Weirdwood Manor. Led by Relish Interactive founder and CEO Paul Pattison,
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